#Fossil

Aline Ghilardi

alinemghilardi

Novo dinossauro brasileiro.Fóssil fora do Brasil.Só pesquisador estrangeiro. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0195667120303736 E com autor que não pode pisar no Brasil, pq é procurado pela Polícia Federal por tráfico

@HackneyDownsLTN

hackneydownsltn

Yesterday, we said that #LTNs were part of the solution, but not the whole solution. This is a thread about what it means, tactically, to campaign for something that is

duane froese

tephrafan

Sad to hear of the passing of John V Matthews, formerly of Geological Survey of Canada. He was a pioneering Arctic paleoecologist and link to an earlier generation of Alaska/Arctic

Vertex

BurtonPixels

60% of the Earth’s crust is made up of quartz (formed from oxygen & silicon) and feldspar (a mineral derived from tectosilicate). Unlike some other rocks, quartz & feldspar don’t

Kerrisdale Capital

KerrisdaleCap

We're short $PLUG. Report at http://kerr.co/plug2 . We discuss with @grizzlemedia at 1:30 at http://youtu.be/V8CWZIXdusc . Plug isn't a way to bet on the overhyped “hydrogen economy”; it’s just a /r/wallstreetbets ro

The Club of Rome

ClubOfRome

The #PlanetaryEmergencyPlan 2.0 provides ten essential transformative actions to drive systems change and stabilize the earth: https://clubofrome.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Planetary_Emergency_Plan_2.0-.pdf @PIK_Climate @WWF @SDDecleve

Mark Miller

_miller_mark

Presented today to @CommonsIDC on ODA cuts. Main points I made (or would have liked to make): 1. A reminder these cuts are not a fiscal necessity, but a political

Kai Nagata 🇨🇦

kainagata

I don't do resolutions exactly, but I have personal projects that fit into bigger long-term goals. In 2021 these will revolve around:- food security- reducing dependence on oil- people power-

Sara Wanous

SWanous

Renewables are often questioned for their reliability, but I think it's important to recognize that fossil fuels are not perfectly consistent either. The blackouts in Texas are mostly from the

Joe Cirincione

Cirincione

An insane president able to launch nuclear weapons. An incoming SecDef paid millions by weapons contractors. Both big problems. Both just the tip of the iceberg. I tried to

Glen Peters

Peters_Glen

1/ "the availability of BECCS proved critical to the cost-efficiency, & indeed the theoretical possibility, of these deep mitigation scenarios, leading to systemic inclusion of BECCS in RCP2.6 scenarios" says

Todd N. Tucker

toddntucker

I spoke with Law360 on the shortfalls of the new NAFTA/ USMCA. "This piecemeal 'tear-ISDS-down-for-some-but-reinforce-for-others' U.S. alternative is not a coherent alternative, so I doubt it can scale and diffuse

Sunshiny

sunnshiiny

This article needs some context. Good thing I’m prepared to offer some.https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-trumpism-wont-happen-in-canada-but-not-because-of-our-politics/ WOW! I’m stunned by the hubris and ignorance of this

Sean Casten

SeanCasten

Thanks all for your thoughts on this. Going to try to take one a week. Today's nerd-rant: Carbon pricing. Why we've lost our way, and how to get it back.

Harry 😷😷 Seldon

fractalharry

La source du tableau comparatif que je cite souvent (et que je vais remettre après) : (PDF) Energy fit for Life and the Environment An accessible scientific comparison of possible

Lindsay Brown

Lidsville

Sources are passing on a lot of concerning information about #COVID19BC management at #SiteC and in Fort St John. This much smoke usually means fire. I'm just going to pass

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